When the Stove Goes Cold
For a country that runs on chai, idli and dal, the recent LPG shortage has been a strange and unsettling
Did Epstein cause the Trump-Iran war?
History teaches a simple lesson: leaders under domestic pressure often reach for foreign conflict. Wars rally a nation, silence uncomfortable
Opinion | A war in West Asia, and India’s uncomfortable exposure
When missiles fly over West Asia, New Delhi watches more closely than most capitals. What is unfolding now — an
Where is Indian stock market headed in next 5 years?
Five years is a long time in markets, but certain structural forces already underway suggest that the Indian equity story
Faith Is Not a File for Judicial Correction
The impending hearings before the Supreme Court of India on the Sabarimala issue once again bring to the fore an
Is Mandating Vande Mataram the right way to honour It?
The renewed push around Vande Mataram risks turning a symbol of unity into a test of conformity.
From Watchdogs to Wordsmiths for Hire: Why more and more Journalists are walking out
Low pay, shrinking newsrooms and relentless pressure are pushing some of the most experienced reporters out of journalism and into PR. This isn’t just a career shift. It’s a warning signal.
Where your one rupee went in Budget 2026
Before the government builds roads, funds welfare or talks about growth, your rupee has already been spoken for.
Guarding the Chicken’s Neck is no longer optional
For decades, India’s Siliguri Corridor — the narrow strip of land linking the mainland with the Northeast — sat somewhere
Don’t outsource your thinking to the algorithm
As AI floods social media with confidence and convenience, the real risk is not misinformation alone—it is how easily judgment gets automated.